Bradshaws Pedestrian Route Book For Switzerland Chamouni And The Italian Lakes Ed By Jr Morell

Author : George Bradshaw
Publisher : Rarebooksclub.com
ISBN 13 : 9781230187020
Total Pages : 184 pages
Book Rating : 4.1/5 (87 download)

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Download or read book Bradshaw's Pedestrian Route-Book for Switzerland, Chamouni, and the Italian Lakes, Ed. by J. R. Morell written by George Bradshaw and published by Rarebooksclub.com. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 184 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 edition. Excerpt: ...(Canton of Berne) over the Eawil Pass. Distance, 12 or 13 m. 4. To Biona in Val Pellina, by the Val d'Herens (Eringerthal) and by St. Barthelemy, 9 1. The latter valley, Eringerthal or Val d'Herens, opens into the Rhone Valley, nearly opposite Sion, and leads up to grand scenery and a convenient centre--Evolena with a fair hotel. A bridle path leads up to top of the valley; but to pass from the Val d'Herens into those of Anniviers or Heremence, a guide is wanted. Charge, 4fr. per day; porters, 5fr.; porters of chaise 6/r. Sion to Evolena, 5J 1. Opening south-east of Sion, the Eringerthal is 12 1. (36 m.) long, and watered by the Borgne About 3 1. (9 m.) from the entrance, it divides into two branches;. the eastern preserving the name of Val d'Herens, while the western is known as the Val d Heremence. These branches are divided by an icy ridge, including the Pointe de Vouasson (10,766 feet). Near Evolena, the Val d'Herens forks again, the right branch taking the name of Val d'Arolla. All three branches are noted for fine cascades and glaciers. The people, as in the Val d'Anniviers, are not yet corrupted, and still show patriarchal simplicity in their manners. The language is a French patois. Hotels are not very well arranged, but many will prefer this discomfort to the impositions and worldliness of more frequented centres. First station from Sion is over the Borgne to Bramois, crossing a narrow crevasse 11. (l$m.); advancingin Jl. (lm.)you arrive t Longeborgne, picturesque hermitage on the rock inhabited by two hermits, church altar, stairs, cells, all are cut out of the rock. Turning back to Erbio and the head of a gorge you reach Mage, 1$ 1. (4 m.); by the Mayen de Pras, you can here ascend the Mont Noble (8,232 feet), easy to...